Finding a solicitor

[Shining]

Hope you find Melanie's reply useful and they can help if and when you decide to visit

[Heretoday]

Here is a link that I found interesting:

http://www.cortssolicitors.co.uk/insolv ... oners.html
I am not recommending them, I just found them while googling ways to sue my IP.

It is only a matter of time before we see a lot of the less reputable IPs sued for negligence!

[Heretoday]

From their website:

In order to successfully sue for an insolvency practitioners negligence there must be established a duty of care and as most potential claimants are either residuary beneficiaries or creditors the duty of care exists for most potential claimants. In addition it must be shown that negligence caused a direct financial loss. Negligence is defined as a failure to exercise reasonable skill and care. Losses that can be claimed must have arisen directly from the negligent act. Losses that are not easily foreseeable may be deemed to be to remote to claim.

[newUp]

Hey, try this http://advisemebarrister.co.uk/ - it allows you to search for a barrister directly that will help you with you're specific case. Seems to be a fraction of the cost too when you don't have to go to a solicitor first. Hope you get sorted.